Overview
Row
Articles
74| Authour | Number of Articles |
|---|---|
| Rachel Gertz | 14 |
| Marshall Watson | 8 |
| Douglas Maitland | 5 |
| Travis Gertz | 4 |
| Anna Coe | 3 |
| Ivana McConnell | 3 |
| Tyler Hellard | 3 |
| Nick Comito | 2 |
| Patrice Embry | 2 |
| Reina Gattuso | 2 |
| Adam Edgerton | 1 |
| Amy Murray | 1 |
| Anders J. Svensson | 1 |
| Aneesa Bodiat | 1 |
| Anna Lewis | 1 |
| Brett Harned | 1 |
| Carson Pierce | 1 |
| Dave Prior | 1 |
| David Fairbrother | 1 |
| Diane Huynh | 1 |
| Ed Burgoyne | 1 |
| Holly Davis | 1 |
| Jessica Faulds | 1 |
| Jessica Kimmet | 1 |
| Kevin Gibson | 1 |
| Larissa Scordato | 1 |
| Lina Calin | 1 |
| Melanie Jones | 1 |
| Morgan Haines | 1 |
| Natalie Semczuk | 1 |
| Paul Burton | 1 |
| Paul Scrivens | 1 |
| Ray Hsu | 1 |
| Rowan Weismiller | 1 |
| Sloan Miller | 1 |
| Sophie Harrington | 1 |
| Tera Caldwell Simon | 1 |
| Will Carruthers | 1 |
Row
Distribution of articles over time and by gender
Length of articles over time
Content Analysis
The Wordcloud
The wordcloud gives some sense of the content in coax. But it doesn’t inform much. These words are not particularly surprising. We expect from a magazine on project panagement to talk of projects, work and people! Could we maybe generate another wordcloud that gives a more interesting image of the content?
Looking at two words instead of single words
This wordcloud is slightly more interesting as it provides more context. We see interesting phrases like “imposter syndrome” and “asking_questions” and “best practices” turn up. These more solidly hint at the type of topics the articles are discussing.
It’s also important to notice the noise in this pictures. We see lots of phrases that are just of figure of speach and not particularly informative about the content of coax. For example “make sure” or “every day”, “feel like”, etc. How can we reduce these noise and zoom in and focus a bit more?
Topics Emerging Over the Years
Choose a year from the dropdown to see what expressions emerged on coax content that year.
By Gender
Do men and women talk about different topics?